Calling All Homeopaths To Fill The Gap In Medical Care

The United States beckons you, dear Homeopaths. We have skills, compassionate care, and a connection to patients that puts us into a position of respect in the medical community. 

With dire predictions of a shortage of primary care physicians, homeopaths can fill the gap. They have all around general knowledge of medicine, anatomy, disease, side-effects, infectious disease, life cycle changes and psychology. Their listening acuity provides the ear that people need today. Everyone searches for ways to get illness under control, such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer and auto immune disease. Homeopaths understand 'preventative' care more than any other medical professional. Aware of the smallest signs and signals of 'dis-ease' and feeling "off" or "not right" we take those cues into consideration to find a healing remedy. 

We learn to clear blocks to total health. And, we teach those willing to listen how they can utilize homeopathy for short lived acute situations and get back on track. 

• “We have a looming shortage of primary care physicians in this country,” said Esther Dyer, executive director of National Medical Fellowships. “Within the next five to six years there will be a shortage of at least 40,000 primary care physicians. . . (which will climb) to more than 90,000 by 2020."  
  • The Association of American Medical Colleges, New York Times

Obama Health Care will stretch the limits of care for most Americans.

• The medical system has not built enough universities to train physicians.
• Many physicians do not want to go into 'Family Care"
• Many physicians do not want to work in rural areas
• Not enough spaces in teaching hospitals for interns and residents
• The population will continue to increase with fewer trained physicians
• Many physicians retiring and planning retirement
• Cost of medical school and debt ridden students drives potential doctors away
• High density of doctors in big cities for better income

Why Physicians Plan Retirement?

• Aging out
• Job dissatisfaction
• Managed care and loss of autonomy
• Cost of management
• Reduced reimbursement
• Government oversite

Now is the time to get trained in homeopathy. Physicians will become managers and administrators over nurses and physicians assistants. How many of these health care workers will be experienced, knowledgeable and skilled in homeopathy? I don't have an answer, but I do wish they would learn the art and science that has been successful for millions around the world. 

• The new trend to train physician's assistants | 

  The number of certified physician assistants has skyrocketed 75 percent in the past eight years, from 48,000 to 84,000, according to the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. Schools are also graduating more physician assistants than ever before--nearly 6,000 in 2010, compared with 4,202 a decade earlier, reports the PAEA. Currently 159 schools operate accredited PA programs, with close to another 40 pursuing development.

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Medicine for the masses

One major benefit of homeopathy for the general public, whether a mother, athlete, teacher, health care provider, alternative practitioner or allopath comes from self empowerment. Anyone can begin to learn, observe their own state of being, journal, study and understand the basic principles of homeopathy. This knowledge provides the means to handle simple sprains, cuts, bruises, bites, stings, rashes, coughs, colds, upset stomachs, etc. This can certainly reduce health care costs. Study groups can form, building communities to support one another. We can become independently self assured as we learn the appropriate time to seek out professional medical care for serious illness. Imagine the emergency rooms providing for those who really need the trained physicians, instead of clogging up with simple acute problems. 

Do we have a mission to help reduce medical mistakes?
What if our energy remedies can pre-empt sepsis, abscess, antibiotic resistance, need for dangerous surgeries and boost the immune system of those receiving this care? With homeopathic preventative care and acute care we can stop the progression of disease. 

• "But a reasonable estimate is that medical mistakes now kill around 200,000 Americans every year." New York Times
• The number of medical procedures, laboratory exams, scans, x-rays, etc have increased to exponential and outrageous levels
• Let the patient be our guide. Learning to listen and trust what they feel and experience will give us a leg up on changes from a healthy state
• The number of drugs given may be reduced as health improves, rather than becoming dependent on these medications with side-effects for a life time. 

First Do No Harm

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